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I've been suffering from migraine lately and realised that walking makes the pain worse. I went for a walk and I could feel the pain getting worse by step and after 5 minute jog the pain got incredibly severe almost unbearable that all I could do at the moment was ran to the nearby bench to save my life.

I thought the lack of sleep and spending too much time at desk caused migraine - I usually get 5-6 hours of sleep and spend at least 12 hours sitting on my chair - but now I wonder what does it have to do with walking. And more importantly, what should I do to ease the pain?

Just curious :P

Mine is "Oh My God" by Mark Ronson ft. Lily Allen.

I can't boot my desktop into either Normal mode or Safe mode.

When I select Normal mode, the blue screen appears only for a microsecond - I can't read it! - just before the logon screen then it automatically reboots. Selecting Safe mode brought me the same result, minus the blue screen part.

At first I decided to be patient and see what'd happen but it just automatically reboot again and again endlessly. I tried it several times again after an hour but the same thing happened.

I swear I didn't do anything wrong the last time I used that computer and I turned it off properly. So what would be the problem? Or what should I do? Any help would be amazing.

Alright so I'm thinking about learning Irish or Welsh. Which language is more easy to learn? There are some facts to consider:

I'm English and I can speak English, Spanish and Korean fluently. And I can read/write a little German, French, Italian and Japanese.

So what do you say? I know Welsh is a bit more widely used and probably more benefial for business but that's not what I'm asking. I just want to know which is more easy to learn.

Thanks :)

Alright I think it'd be the most f**ked up thing I could ever done in my whole life and as much as I don't want to share such thing with everyone in this planet, I realised that it's impossible to figure this out myself.

So I am a straight girl who just slept with her best friend for 6 years. I don't know what the hell is wrong with me. It was last Saturday we partying all night and I know I was pretty much pissed off and probably she was too. That's all I can remember but the "next morning thing" made it so scary obvious that something had happened between us if you know what I mean.

I was embarrassed as hell so just decided to sneak out of her house asap and have been avoiding her since then. I'm still confused actually, not that I'm a homophobia or something but it makes me feel horrible even since she and I were best friends for 6 years. This is awful. And it seems like she isn't doing any better cuz she hadn't ring/text me either. Maybe she has no clue about what happened but it's probably not the case.

God, whatever, the thing is that we can't do this forever and although I'm now willing to face this situation, I have no idea what should I do to get us out of this mess. And this is why I'm posting this long story here. Thanks for reading, please give me some advice. I would be very much appreciated.

...that is easy to make? I'm not a very good cook :P

Okay so it's 4.30am, I haven't got any sleep AT ALL, but I have to go to work :(

What can I do to keep me awake??

When I'm outside the UK I always got comments on my accent like "You know I've always been fond of British accent but it's kinda annoying when we don't understand each other innit! lol"

But I wonder what exactly the "British" accent means, I mean there are lots of accents in Britain but people just say they love/hate the British accent.

What do you mean, the accent like queen's or maybe they mostly sound alike to non-British's ear?

And just out of curiosity, do Americans have accents too? There are hundreds of American shows on British telly but they all sounds the same to me - no offense, I actually love how they sound they're so gentle :)

Where can I download or watch British talk shows like Graham Norton show online? Am currently living in South Korea and miss them terribly :(

I moved from ldn to Seoul almost a year ago but my accent still causing a lot of problems.

Most Koreans don't understand me cuz they're so accustomed to American accent - it's the main problem - and since all my colleages are American, my accent sounds even stronger and people sometimes think it's offensive.

I even tried to talking to them with my odd American accent, but it was ridiculous.. I'd rather not talk to them. lol

Anyone have the same problem? I'd like some advice...

I met a good American friend on Myspace just three days ago and yesterday she said she wants to meet me in real life.

Though we exchanged some private messages, i dont like meet someone who i met on the internet in real life, so i politely said sorry and explained why. then i left a comment on her page [i have to go somewhere so i'll talk to you later.]

It was the last night, and i found her comment on my page this morning. but there was just a comment saying [sweet..], no messages.

I think she's mad at me because she didnt replied my message, but why she left that comment?

I just want to know if i should acting like nothing happened or just ignore her.